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Ward Jamieson spent Sunday i
Honea Path.
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R. C. Price spent Sunday in Was!
9 ir.gton, Ga., with friends.
Mr. Ale Smith, of Sharon, S. <
visited friends here Friday.
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J. S.' Bowie spent Friday in S;
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vaniian uu
E. .H Longshore was in Greenwoc
Friday night on business.
J. D. Holstein, of Edgefifield, w;
a visitor in Abbeville Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. McCuen and Miss Nel
MfGaw spent Friday in Greemvoo
. Mrs. A. J. Woodhurst of Bethi
was in town Saturday shopping.
Frof. McTyeire Daniel spent Su
day in Newberry with his parent?
Mrs. W. M. Castleman, of Latlme
was in town Saturday shopping.
Mr. \V. D. Barksdale spent Frith
i*n Atlanta looking over the market.
Miss Caroline Bradley, of Tro
was a visitor in Abbeville Sunday.
Miss Lucy White, of Atlanta spe
Saturday and Sunday with Mi*, ai
Mrs. John White.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Armour,
Eastover, spent the week-end wi
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ai-mour.
Miss Mary Roche, Miss Ethel Pe
ry and Frank Roche spent Sunday
* Greenville.
Miss Mary Clinkscales, of Willin
ton, is visiting her-cousin, Mrs. H. <
Fennell.
W. E. Hill will leave Tuesday f<
Washington, where he will spend
week with friends.
Mrs. G. A. Harrison and fami
sperit Sunday with friends in Gree
wood.
Mr. D. P. Hannah, of Long Can
was here today to attend Memori
Day.
Mr. Frank Carwile, of Level Lan
v as a business visitor in the city c
, Saturday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Luke Brown, <
McCormick, spent Sunday with M
and &rs. Roy Power.
Mrs. M. B. Davis is .spending a fe
days in Lawrenceville, Ga., with hi
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Devlin, i
ureenwooa, were in me ciiy oatu
day shopping.
Misses Sydelle Graves and Ann
Eelle Little spent the latter part <
the week in Due West with friends
Tom Shirley, Horace Harper ai
Arthur Callaham, of Honea Pat
spent Sunday in the city with friend
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Miss Bessie Lee Cheatham is i
home again after an extended vis
to'Mrs. John Dees at Pikesville, X. <
y.. and Mrs. J. C. Fair came dow
from Greenville and spent Sunda
with Mr. L. C. Haskell.
Mrs. Hodges, and daughter. Mi:
Odessa of Ware Shoals, spent tl
week-end with Mrs. George Shirley
Miss Gertrude Sherrar is hei
from Chester visiting her sister, Mi:
Edna Sherrar.
Miss Agnes Edwards, of Gree
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f wood, spent Sunday.in the city with
: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. E-d
wards.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evans and children,
spent Sunday in Hodges with
relatives. \
Mrs. Lou Mcllwaine, of Hodges,
is spending today in the city with her
niece, Miss Maggie Reid.
Mrs. Branyon, of Anderson, spent
the week-end with her sister, Mrs.
? Rcbt. L. Mabpy, Jr.
[n! Mrs. S. J. Kilgore and children, of
| Newberry are visiting Mrs<. Stuart
I Miller and Mrs. John Mabry.
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J. G. Hagen, of Columbia, is visit:
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
3,| Hagen on Magazine street.
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Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Jr., and son Ned
? I and Miss Esther Bowen are visiting
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'relatives in Anderson this.week.
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V Frank Hays, a student of B. M. I.,
J Greenwood, spent the weex-end in the
j city with his uncle, R. C. Wilkes on
as Wardlaw street.
Misses Sadie Holliday, Jessie Coolie
ey, Gordon Cooley and Claude Cothd.
lan of onHea Path, spent Sunday
with Miss Pearle and Harper Hagen.
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Misses Eleanor Schroeder and
Clayton Shirley and Whit Klugh
n* spent Friday afternoon in Honea
xulh.
r, Mrs. Fuller Reese is at home after
ja three weeks visit to h?r sister in
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;Co.umbia ;:ni her parents in Whit
i.v mr.e.
Mr. David Hunt, of Brevard, N.
C., meter inspector for the Anderson
inch of the Southern Power Co.,
^ ..as in town Monday on business.
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. ' Misses Blanche and Annie Smith,
<;f Anderson, spent Saturday and
^ Sundav with their cousins, Misses
thand Sophie Rcames.
Mrs. J. D. Bundy and her children.
Dale, Dunham and Susan, >pcii:
r" Thursday in Abbeville with Mr. V-.
,n D. Barksdalfc.
Mrs. Hugh Bowen, and her youiv;
^ daughter, Martha, speu Saturd...:
and Sunday in Abbeville *.v;:h Mr. ,i
H. Barksdale.
Dr
a Mrs. Annie Mabry and son, John
Thompkins, Miss Mary' Sharpe and
Francis Mabry spent Sunday in
ly Greenville with relatives.
Miss Lelia Ellis, Miss Mary Burion,
Charlie Darracott and Mr.
e, Brown Forded it to Hemrersor^ville,
al N. C., and return Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Sign came up from
Columbia Sunday and spent until
,n Tuesday with her home people. Co:
lumbia was taking a holiday on ac:
count of Memorial day.
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rj Mrs. Ernest Neill. of Batesvillo,
Ark., is in Abbeville for a visit to
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I relatives and friends. She is visiting
w'Mrs. Richard Sondley this week. Mrs
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i as Miss Mazie Cason.
5*j Dr. P. B. Speed and Dr. Owen
*"i Speed spent Sunday in Greenville
J with Mr. and Mis. T. M. Marchant.
. ; Mrs. Speed who has been visiting
J there for two weeks returned home
I with them.
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lcj; Dr. H. D. Reese, of Buloxi, Miss,
jj arrived here Saturday night to spend
lSt a week with his sons, Messrs Bradley
and Fuller Reese. Dr. Reese is an old
"citizen of Abbeville and his many
^ j friends here will be tflad to welcome
^ him to Abbeville again.
THE BRtDGE CLUB
Mrs. C. S. Jones was hostess to the
bridge club- Saturday afternoon at a
ss most pleasant meeting. There were
,e j five tables of players who enjoyed
j the games and hospitality of the
hostess.
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ss . DUKE-LESLY
Friends in Abbeville have received
n_ invitations to the marriage of Miss
_ Gussie Mae Duke, of Madison, to Mr.
y ,nn Watt Lesly, which takes place
y the Madison Baptist church on
V, Wednesday evening, May 12, 1920,
V at 8:30 o'clock. Mr. Lesly is an Abeville
man who is at present making
^ his home in Westminster and has a
^ wide circle of friends and x*elatlves
^ who are interested ii* fits good for>
'ne
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IV WILLIAM RUSSELL V
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MEXICAN REBELS
CONTINUE GAIWS
1 Washington, May 7.?Reports, official
and unofficial^ toi'av credited
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the Mexican rebels with further
! bloodless successes. Information
reaching the rebel agents here they
said, pointed to an early occupation
of Piedras Xegras, Laredo and Matamorcs,
the only important border
port:; of entry remaining in Carran-.
i za control. News of the revolt of the
garrison at Vera Cruz was received
iAiirn
:nioui;"ii l.uluu mc iumi
being imemdiately evacuated by the
i c.jels pi^. umabiy because of the
piesence in the harbor of Mexican
" .tnbcais, 'yet loyal to Carrnnza.
GfTicial confirmation-of the report
, receive J early in the day by rebel
agents that Carranza already had
left the capital was lacking tonight.
The. ttaic department received
several messages from the embassy
in Mexico City but they were all
7I:< v pauv.r ,
j ;aa;!e no mc-at'on r.f i::i.'s
tcntior. cf leaving ihe capita!, it wa~
said.
Dispatches from rebel sources re,
ported Luis Cabrare head of the
'ai.anza cabinet, was en route toray
!>v train for Pie'dras Xegras and
that A!fionso Cr&rarc, brother of the
cabinet mini.-ter, had been arrested
!:.y Geiicia] Gonzalez in Puebla. AljCi.brarv,
while governor of
I'tfe'c!:?, was concerned in the pv< locution
mi" American consular afr.nl
VV. 0. Jenkins.
j Developments along the border today
suggested three possible fights
near the United States border. Thei
! commander of the Laredo garrison j
appears to have held his men in line!
! notwithstanding the defection of c.js|
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tcms and immigration guar.!?, Lit',
i rebels were reported tr> haw cr.ptur- j
ed a trainload of federal- reinforce- ^
ments between LampaosN and the ^
border town.
"IRISH REPUBLIC"
IN DISCUSSION
London, May 6.?The subject of;
the suDnort civen "to the Irish Re
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public" by some persons in the Uni-;
ted States came up in the house of
commons today. Horatio Bottomleyi
asked whether the government wast
aware that appeals for subscriptions j
for bonds advised by DeValera, as j
"president of the Irish republic,"
i were still appearing in American ,
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papers and were supported by ttiei
. governors of various states! arid !
whether Great Britain proposed t > |
'make representations on the matteri
; to President Wilson. Bonar Law, re'
; plying in behalf of the government,!
'said it was understood that such ap-;
j peals were still appearing in certain ^
1 American papers but he was not in a
position to say whether they were;
! supported by any governor. Great!
! Britain , he added, was not prepared ;
i to make representations,
j Mr. Bottomley asked whether Mr. j
: Bonar Law had seen the announce-;
munt that already 2.000.000 poun.'.--1
had been subscribed to the fan.l
'that triumphant processions had
gone through the principal streets of
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the United States in celebration of j
the event and that DeValera had been;
entertained by state governors. Hi-;
asked if Mr. Bonar Law did not con-'
sider that in international law this
amounted to an unfriendly act and
whether new instructions would be
I given to the British ambasador.
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